
Let's be real — nobody buys a Chromebook for gaming. Their true strengths lie in the simplicity and efficiency for workers and students, alongside being good for binge-watching to your heart's content.
But for playing games? That's a "no" from me. Even when Google promoted its laptops as being the "ultimate cloud gaming machine" a few years back (the ad with Michelle Rodriguez still runs through my mind), they couldn't stand up to the best gaming laptops sporting the latest in gaming-focused specs.